Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has refused to receive an arrest warrant from the British Commission. According to the Foreign Office, Nawaz Sharif's arrest warrant was sent to the London High Commission on September 17. A Foreign Office spokesman said the warrants were sent at 10:30 a.m. British time.
The Islamabad High Court had sent an arrest warrant to the Foreign Secretary ordering the execution of the warrant. According to the order of the High Court, Nawaz Sharif's attendance should be ensured on September 22 and other dates. On Tuesday, September 15, in the Azizia reference, the Islamabad High Court had rejected the review petition of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and issued a non-bailable arrest warrant.
Judge Asghar Ali had declared Nawaz Sharif a fugitive in the Tosha Khana reference of fake accounts and also issued a permanent warrant and sought details of Nawaz Sharif's property from NAB within 7 days. Were It is believed that the opposition parties are holding an APC against the government, on which the ruling party says that the fugitive criminal cannot address the APC. If he addresses, legal action will be taken. It should be noted that legal action will be taken. A permanent arrest warrant will be issued.
It may be recalled that the Islamabad High Court has issued an order to ensure Nawaz Sharif's attendance on September 22 and other dates. ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has directed the Foreign Secretary to comply with the non-bailable arrest warrant issued for Nawaz Sharif's attendance during the hearing of appeals in Avon field and Azizia Steel Mills reference and through the Pakistan High Commission in UK. Warrant compliance has been ordered.
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